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Ask HN: How to you manage (food) recipes?
I have a loose collection of links, printouts, emails, books etc. with my favourite recipes. For a while I've wanted to have a "system" for creating & managing recipes, but, I'd rather retain ownership than have it in the cloud.
I was wondering if anyone has a neat system they are using (preferably cli based)? Maybe even just a latex? template. I started down the route of trying to automate creating recipe files in the style of cookingforengineers.com recipe cards [1], but it was getting pretty messy.
I'm just wondering if anyone has a really neat solution to this, otherwise I guess I'll just write everything in markdown and off I go :)
[1] http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/127/Shepherds-Pie-Cottage-Pie/trn
- jimmichanga 9y agoWhat's wrong with paper? I like scribbling notes and it's a lot harder with digital forms
- patrickdavey 9y agoWell, I think paper is a pretty good approach. But, some downsides: 1. Not very easy to share. 2. Gets wet in the kitchen (so I want to have a copy) 3. Not amazingly searchable. 4. Not easy to access remotely. But sure, can just type it up and scan it in.
- Finnucane 9y agoIf I need to annotate a recipe, a post-it stuck to the page usually does the trick.
- viraptor 9y agoPdf uploaded to Google drive. They're not in any specific format, but I don't mind that. A tablet in the kitchen is for displaying them.